it's about newt gingrich and a good title and great book. to buy it from the strand, it is in the chat room and they will turn back over to andrea thank you. >> host: that was wonderful and so much information in an hour. i love it. i know your book was just published, do you have anything else before we sign off? >> guest: thank you to the strand and kevin and you and everyone who put it together. thank you for that and i would like to wish you a great evening.

tell me about young newt gingrich. or youngest newt gingrich. when he started in congress, what he was look and where he was coming from? >> yes, first, welcome to everyone and thanks for joining us. it's nice to see people from all over, but gingrich was quite a character. he had been an army brad. you know, kind of grew up living in different parts of europe. his family was originally from outside of harrisburg, pennsylvania. working class area that was republican and he ended up in georgia. he went to emery. he married his high school math teacher and he then went to tulane where he got a ph.d. in history and study colonialism, colonial policy and then he moved to his first job because as we did. west georgia college. he never really liked academia. within a year he wants to be the president of the college and the head of the department and he runs for congress and he's one of the first republicans in the area you've studied, in a democratic area and he's part of that co-who are the of residentials who want to make the south red instead of bl

i probably knew newt gingrich as his time as speaker. i think a burst on the scene in 1994 but of course and political app engine activism in congress before that we talk about a younger newt gingrich. when he started in congress the first run for office what he was all about aware he was coming from. so's practices the first i like to welcome everyone thank you for joining us. it's nice to see people from all over. newt gingrich was quite a character pretty had been an army brat in group living in different parts of europe. his family was originally right outside harrisburg, pennsylvani pennsylvania. working-class area that was republican. he ended up in georgia and went to emory. he married his high school math teacher. he then went to tulane where he got a phd in history. unstudied colonialism and colonial policy. many moved to his first job, just as we did to west georgia college. he never really liked academia. within a year he wants to be the president of the college and head of the department. and he runs for congress. he is one o

>> my question is, are you bracing for newt gingrich response to the book?> on the first question i did not i tried many times. each time i had a meeting rose through the secretary postponed or canceled, after several years i finally gave up, i did have lunch with him many years ago when he was at princeton but before i was writing this book with a group of people, more important his lawyer granted me access to his archives which are in georgia college and for historians are still the heart and soul of what we do and his papers were unbelievable, they are the best congressional paper used in their strategy memos, handwritten notes from him, then communication within the party and the kind of material i am usually searching for and don't find and it was all there in front of me, i did not get to speak to him about the book but i actually got firsthand all the documentation from the. and i met with jim wright, his archives are very good as well, in terms of bracing myself, i write about people who are alive and i understand they all have different interpretati

. >> you mentioned the 60s as the decade that i was trying to think that newt two what's the closest experience that america has had in the last century. they were calling the economy to the 2008 time period and i wanted to review whether or not you think it's been since world war ii and the attack on pearl harbor and the nation literally mobilized in a very different way but i think that might be the closest experience to present day. >> i think that's right. i have written things for publication and for the white house saying that this is the largest localization effort since world war ii and in fact i wrote a piece which turned out to be unusually impactful because i was over here in italy so i assume this building six weeks before washington did and i wrote a piece and said whatever you are planning to do in tripoli because you'd understand how big this is going to get and i think people read it because they knew i was here and change the conversation and let us to the very large bills that they passed and the effort to stabilize the economy. it's a really i think big challenge r

newt gingrich and raymond arroyo.ou don't want to miss it plus a blm protester vandalized as a tribute to fallen police officers. now this is just minutes after it was painted. the artist is here tonight, and he is both hilarious and committed. but first, biden-ology 101, that is tonight's angle. back in the cold war, we had criminologist, and they said everything they could find, pictures of official notices and so forth to guess about what was happening in the soviet union. after all, you had to try to figure things out. but these days, i think we need biden-ologist given 90% of the time biden and his campaign are closed off to real questions or scrutiny but every once in a while, biden emerges and immediately starts to reveal his real agenda. >> someone said trump's stance has a good one to counternc china's influence. would you keep the terrorists? no, hey, look. who said trumps idea is a good one? we are going after china and a wrong way. >> laura: well, the entire 24-hour at period that followed that exchange, h

jesse: all right we have trump and american future newt gingrich newt gingrich it's out now check itut we discuss or he discusses all of the things that the president needs to hammer in the next 70 days as well as the american future under donald trump. pick it up in bookstore or order it online whatever you have to do it newt gingrich there he is thank you very much. >> good, good to be with you. jesse: first russia collusion now mailboxes. the left latest conspiracy coursing through the media's veins. but first a "watters world" exclusive. portland truck driver hit con conscience but black lives matter protesters. he shares his story. jesse: round kick to back of the head seen across the country adam knocked unconscience by black lives matter supporters and girlfriend also attacked. brand new video now tells whole story trying to help a transgender woman who was being taunted beat and robbed he was punched called a white supremacist. decided to get back into his truck and drive away. but the truck had a martin luther mechanical failure that ended with a brutal kick to the back of t

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newt, thank you very much for being here.'ve watched this many times cycles, tell me what you think about the dnc so far, two nights? >> newt: look, first of all it's ironic that bill clinton is promising us a president that will go to work and we can barely get biden out of the basement. not behaving like somebody who is eager to go to work. second, the most important characteristic is the collapse of the viewership. they are down 25 or 30% and my guess is it's going to keep getting worse because it turns out that a virtual convention is fairly boring and that frankly not that many people excited by joe biden. i think that the democrats have not yet come to grips with the reality that they may have picked ticket with biden and harris that has no popular appeal and only battle cries to defeat trump and people just, i think, are going to find very, very low turnout on the democratic side this fall and you're seeing that not just at fox news but across the board, every single network has had a substantial drop in the number of

inability to function that i think he could melt pretty quickly. >> you made a point in the book, newtthat president trump made a bet and that is that his use of social media could beat the news media and, you know, he's been at it now war, using those tactics for several years. do you think that technology is such today that, you know, with his grasp on social media, you know, still gives him an advantage over unified media on the left or are we seeing as a result cultural war a balancing of that power? >> well, i think without social media trump would have been driven off the field. we knew that as early as i think the summer of '16, people were writing columns and say, we might have to impeach him. on the day he was sworn in, the washington post had an article about whether or not trump would be impeached. so he has had 92 or 93% hostility every single day winning the election to today. if he had not had a huge social media base, he would have been broken. he doesn't just fight in standstill. he's gotten a lot more people thinking about fake news than i would have thought likely. of

and the princeton professor julian salazar explores the ascendancy of former speaker of the house newt gingrich and argues his congressional leadership was the beginning of america's hyper- partisan divide and later newtgingrich offers his thoughts on why president trump should be elected in 2020 . enjoybook tv on c-span2 . >> monday lewis dejoy testifies on postal service operations and the upcoming presidential election. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org orlisten live on the free c-span radio app . >> senator martha mcsally is a republican from arizona and she is the author of this new book , "dare to fly: simple lessons in never giving up". senator mc sally, how did you become known as the 8:10 check who likes to dance. >> thanks for having me on. i went from being a motion sick little girl to being our first woman in us history to fly a fighter jet in combat and when obama was finally made, it was against the law, it was against policy i broke through that barrier putting women and girls behind me and it was not an easy journey and you know, i was trying

public a affairs we bring you former speaker of the house and great friend to the reagan foundation newt gingrich, in fact this is speaker gingrich is tenth appearance with the reagan foundation and we look forward to having you for the next ten, back in the 1980s and 1990s, newt gingrich climbed his weight to the public leadership by refusing to accept the republican were destined to be the minority in the house, he works closely with president reagan about being real positive change in america, according to his new book, trump and the american future, solving the great problems of our time, despite of the coronavirus and the highs and lows of the economy and onto the election, 2020 will continue to be a process of change, he is here to discuss his book in his thoughts on america. we now invite you to enjoy our virtual program coming to you from air force one academy oval office with newt gingrich and reagan foundation institute executive director john hi bush. >> speaker gingrich, just terrific to have you with us at the reagan library, as you know we originally had planned to have you

gingrich, there was talk maybe it's can be newt gingrich because he really needs help on capitol hillthe speculation but the people i spoke with who were right in the middle of this said, once melania said to donald, pence is your guy because he will be content to be a number two cannot be gunning for your job like the other two alphas. one of the people was telling me, she thought the other two were alpha and pence would be just content to be vice president. it's interesting to me that both thought that but how to present her argument to trump in a way that's appealing. as anthony scaramucci told me, trump likes to be the start and he doesn't like costars and that was a very appealing way to present the vice presidential candidate. he didn't want a coaster. >> up next in our look at president trump, the republican party in the upcoming presidential election of a former republican speaker of the house newt gingrich, who in a program from june 2020 made his case for why the president should be reelected in november. >> when i first set out to write the book i thought that trump had a v

tell everyone about young newt gingrich, when he started in congress, that first run for office, what he was like him when he was all about and where he was coming from. >> first, welcome to everyone and thanks for joining us. it is nice to see people from all over, but gingrich was quite a character. been an army brat, grew up living in different parts of europe, his family was originally from right outside harrisburg, pennsylvania, working-class area that was republican, and ended up in georgia. he went to anne-marie. he married his high school math teacher, and he then went to tulane where he got a phd in history and studied colonialism. colonial policy. and then he moved to his first job, just as we did two w. georgia college and it never really liked academia. within your wants to be the president of the college and head of the department, and he runs for congress. he was one of the first republicans in the area you study, antidemocratic area and is part of that cohort of republicans who want to make the south red instead of blue, to use a modern color scheme. he is elected in 19

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she met newt gingrich and there was talk about maybe it will be newt gingrich because he really needs help on capitol hill and there's all the speculation. but the people again that i spoke with who were right in the middle of this said, once melania said the donald, mike pence is your guy because he will be content to be a number two and not be gunning for your job like the other two alphas. one of the people who is telling me said that she felt the other two were alphas and that pence would be content to be just vice president. it's interesting to me that she both thought that but also knows how to convince her argument to trump in a way that's appealing because as anthony scaramucci told me, trump likes to be the star and doesn't like costars. and again, that was a very appealing way to present the vice presidential candidate. he didn't want a costar. >> sometimes and i think this happens, sometimes people say why do we care about first ladies? why should we pay any attention to first ladies? why does it matter? if someone said that to you, what would you say to them? why should we

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in the 1980s and 1990s, newt gingrich found his way to the upper echelons refusing to accept the minority in the house. he worked with president ronald reagan to bring positive change in america. according to his new book trump and the american future solving the great problems of the time and the spread of the virus, the highs and lows of the economy, 2020 will continue to be a process of change. he is here withe's here with uss book and thoughts on america. we invite you to enjoy our virtual program coming from the academy oval office with newt gingrich and reagan foundation institute director john heibusch. spee >> we planned to have few lives and in person as they have so many times. i want you to know when the pandemic is behind us and they were able to travel we still would love to have you out at the reagan library again with your new book or the next one you write. thank you so much for joining us today. >> i am a huge fan of the reagan library particularly the educational in the way that you create learning experiences with a i wonder could you have ever imagined a situation like

prepared in a bully field hospitals and surely we have adequate stocks so you know the different drivers newts aren't like dexamethasone and so we haven't really seen the same kind of death rate that we're seeing in europe and i think partially it's we have a younger population but also because we didn't have the same overwhelming response from the epidemic and so i think overall that cases are higher than we expected but that did so are lower than we expected. talking about response now let's talk about the vaccine trials countries around the world are testing cover 19 vaccines and our own people who volunteer so why are many skeptical and south africa when we look at vaccines you know we as a country have been involved in testing many different maps it's against you know various bacterial infections of course an ammonia ha ve and so on so we have a very rich history in a substantial interest structure to test vaccines but we also have an anti vaccine movement and that's not an offshoot of what you see in the u.s. and other places the smaller vocal minority but out there really as sort of thi

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officials, newt. after the rnc on thursday night.dy said that's it go home and have a nice night. a number of prominent republicans were harassed and threatened as they left the event. in particular, rand paul was on our show on friday and he said if the police weren't there, he thought that they would have killed him. and he said there were a filibuster of death threats. and, you know, that was his point of view. he said there should be an investigation by the department of justice into who those people are because he felt they were being paid. they were from out of town. they had clean clothes. they were being financed. ken buck, a congressman from colorado this out. the department of justice needs to open an investigation into who is funding these violent riots. so, newt, you know, it's one thing to stand and yell at somebody and yell inappropriate words, dirty words, cusswords, stuff like that. that's one thing. but to make death threats which rand paul said he and his wife received. a death threat against a federal officer is a

these no groups are from outside the arts far from the community they're not urgently from newt. troubled ministers actually 1st cousin tom and and family are 1st because it's a tradition versus you know the new prostitution or majority way of thinking so you have that tremendous divide different philosophies together and stanley represents one side and tom represents you know. my name is strongly tom i'm the trouble minister for a newcomer to this and comes originally i was selected to be a tribal at ministry board in your will it's schoolteaching new entity there was a election dispute. in october 12th. the new cars from council. somebody who works there. said we've never had to. hide a while. and it's an accident yes you were being accused of not having 8 years 8 to 9 years of election when we moved in we had elected and all these years i know it was coming up. and some of the smarter words began following the money and realizing some of the money's not accounted for while they actually suspended the elections. once they suspended the elections there was a there was a feeling

talk business on my own talk call so what newt call smithfield's 1st just on. same wrong but old just told. me to get to shape out just to come out to it and engage with it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. legal government by a small group. rather than revolution resource soldiers small group the corporations when you have a tiny. power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and. these are sacrificed. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery. environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you see gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices. in the world. so the big headlines of the last 7 days we brought you a week of protests marred by violence and. still refusing to accept the outcome of last sunday's presidential election during the unrest briefly to take to. the route was blocked and if i could go through they said no it's not come with us . russia launched production of its

talk business on my own talk all see what newt all submissives 1st just on. the sudden forced and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolution resource soldiers could have small group the corporations when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrificing. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices are well in that world are well into this world and there's no question that the. peer jonesy government demonstrations are still being held in about the russian capital after last week's contested presidential election which store long time president alexander lukashenko secure a 6th term in office. this person has been in power for 26 years he's learning to eat with his teeth and he doesn't want to let go. meanwhile pr

happy, you know, it's all of this good stuff and you could literally see the republican party under newt gingrich, when they write out the traditional republicans that they label rhinos, even though it's the other way around, newt gingrich and the movement conservatives are republicans in name only. very powerful language. you could literally see them using language to divide the country in two and to label half of it as negative and half of it as positive. so, it really, that's, those were the two touchstones for me, but i'm trying to remember. there's-- you talked about a similar touchstone, i think, in "field of blood" didn't you? >> certainly, what you're describing is what i talked about, too, and the scenario you describes with ache laj, the people creating a you in leave by creating this. >> yeah. >> so, it's fascinating. so just capitalizing those words helps to suggest there's a "it" there and conservatives and liberalism is not just words, they're capitalized and the power of that is in a way, whoever is reading it doesn't necessarily have awareness of the power. that they beco

talk business on my own talk call so what newt call smithfield's 1st just on. here we talk about all those crazy problems out there and then. solutions that's right so today we're going to be talking. of coin floor. u.k. . and illegal takeover of the government by a small group. rather than revolution resource soldiers small group the operations when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrificing. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices. use of that world we're focused. on. russia says it's developed the world's 1st coronavirus foxey clinical trials have yet to be completed the health minister says it's been tested and is safe 2 years from the head of the russian sovereign wealth fund that's investing in the research . that we. my wife my. wi

the campaign when he was trying to figure out who to pick for vice president, the last three were newt gingrich, former new jersey governor chris christie and mike pence. she spent two days with the pences. in july of 2016 and she knew chris christie for a long time and met gingrich and talk about maybe it will begin grits because we need help on capitol hill and all this speculation but people i spoke with were right in the middle of this said once milania said to donald pence is your guy because he will be content to the number 2 and not be gunning for your job like the other alphas. another told me she thought the two were alphas and pence would be content to just be vice president so it is interesting to me, she knows how to prevent a ride human to trump in a way that is appealing. as anthony scaramucci told me trump likes to be the star and doesn't like costars and that was a very appealing way to deal with vice president of candidates. >> the republican party and the upcoming presidential election, former republican speaker of the house newt gingrich who in a program from june of

that began, i would say, much more with newt gingrich and his arrival in congress in 1978 and a change in our politics and in particular a change in the republican party that i would believe and i would say bluntly has it more a cult now than a traditional political party. what the framers built in from the beginning a recognition that you could end up with a president who would not behave in a fashion that put the entire country first, who might look out for his own economic interests or his family's economic interests or subboard nate the interest of the country to foreign powers sometimes for economic gain and they built in safeguards. the electoral college was one, but prime among them was the first branch because it was elected end elected independently, because it was not beholden to a president because of the belief that the members would have what political scientists in decades have called institutional patriotism would provide those checks and balances. if you have a party that subordinates its own institutional interests to that of a corrupt president or a cult, then you're

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